The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-09-03
The latest silver quotation was 96A

colds among Jul PoOP'S
old.
Ron Miller has secured the contract
Cor simplifying wood to the Argus mill.
The new mill at Ely has started up.
T, few weeks we shall know the re-
sult of its operations.
yiney Edwards has closed out his
hnsiuess, selling the remainder OF his
stock to David Fclsenthal.
The Board of Court House Commits
.;oners have purchased safe from A.
G. House for the Treasurer's office.
Leave your orders with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
The new jail at Ely is nearly COM
nleted and one OF the cages in place.
Doc. Booth, the barber, gathered up
b;s household goods and departed for
Cherry Creek yesterday. May the
sunshine of prosperity follow the old
man to his old home.
Sol Hip has opened a branch store
in Ely. This will prove quite an &C.
commodation to the people there as
v.ll as to the ranchers of Steptoe Val
ley.
Treasurer Lockwood was in yester
d.y. He reports the mining and sheep
industry of northwestern White Pine
in healthy condition.
Mrs. W. B. Graham has received her
Fall stock of ladies and childrsn's
goods, comprising a varied assortment
If dry goods and 1annes in fact
everything usually kept IN a first class
dry goods store.
Mrs. James Liddle, who has been
visiting with the old folks for a month,
left for San Francisco this morning in
company with her brother Whey.
A couple of weddings are talked OF
as certain to come off during the COM
ing month IN or around Taylor.
The mail route from Ely to Ward
has been suspended. Mail matter for
Ward had better be left at Taylor
hereafter.
SOL Hip is now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ell.
"3nss" Weber, who always has an
eve 10 bosms. has gone tn Tuscarora
II inspect its boom. If II is 2 nuine
the Boss will stay with it.
Mrs. Carpenter, who has been in
California for several months under
medical treatment, has returned home.
We regret to Learn that the lady is not
much improved.
]. f. Cupid accompanied by Billy
Borthwick as oxpert) has been down
To Silver Peak and Patterson. eXamin-
ing his mines at those points. They
report encouraging prospects.
Sol Hip has received a splendid
assortment of ladies', misses and
chiIdrens hose. Call and examine
Court will meet in Ely next Monday,
when grand aud trial juries will be
drawn, but the regular term for tie
transaction of Court work will not
probably be held till October.
The pen of Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy is
once more visible on the Eureka Sen
tinel. Welcome back, George. zone
bugle blast (of your PEN were worth
q thousandn-such as most who now
write for the Nevada press.
The foundation is being laid for the
Court House at Ely, lumber lie being
laid on the ground, and the Commits
sloners expect TO have the building up
by November 1st. December LIST at
furthest will find our county officers
comfortably located in their new quar-
tiers.
Sol Hip has received q lot Of
screens all ready for use, which will
ht any size window.
Fred Clark has purchased the Taylor
drug store from w. G. Lyons. He
will have an assistant to teach him the
intricacies of medical prescriptions for
some time, till he masters that science.
Fred is one of the most promising
young men in our town, and we wish
him success in his new venture.
We learn that the residences of
James Henry and Hugh Frank, in
Cherry Creek were destroyed, by fire
one day last week. We have no par
tlculars Of the fire, save that the report
says both families lost all their house
hold O00dc W. ora aorrv for our